Logan Hospital Expansion
Logan Hospital is situated in a major growth and development corridor of South East Queensland.
The Logan Local Government Area population is expected to increase by 23.3 per cent between 2016 and 2026, or 2.1 per cent annually. As such, the scope and scale of Logan Hospital’s services and physical infrastructure are insufficient to meet existing and future demand. Without the delivery of additional capacity, Logan Hospital would experience an increasing shortfall of overnight and same day beds as well as a range of treatment spaces, resulting in extended Emergency Department and outpatient waiting times and delays in provision of care.
Building Queensland led the development of the Logan Hospital Expansion Detailed Business Case in partnership with Queensland Health. The business case assessed options including a combination of a new build and refurbishment of existing facilities.
Building Queensland completed the detailed business case in Q1 2019.
View a summary of the Logan Hospital Expansion Detailed Business Case, including cost benefit analysis.
All Completed Business Cases
Bruce Highway – Maroochydore Road Interchange Upgrade
The main drivers for the Bruce Highway Maroochydore Interchange Project are congestion and safety.

Bruce Highway – Caboolture/Bribie Island Road Interchange to Steve Irwin Way Interchange Upgrade
The Bruce Highway is a vital link for general traffic, freight and tourism joining Brisbane to the Sunshine Coast, Wide Bay and central and northern Queensland.

Lower Fitzroy River Infrastructure Project
Building Queensland completed the detailed business case for the Lower Fitzroy River Infrastructure Project in partnership with the joint proponents, SunWater and the Gladstone Area Water Board, in late 2017.